rude_nate

It's kind of annoying that to loop you have to be in a different mode than to switch patches. It means changing patches while looping can be tricky. I like being able to make a patch beforehand and save it to the board. But, you can't change the patches very much in a live setting.

I've used this with a wireless transmitter on my tenor sax at hundreds of shows. Great sound, no fuss, good isolation.

I've been a little disappointed in the isolation. They don't stick in my ears as well as cheaper earbuds (eg skull candy)

It doesn't produce very professional-sounding tones. They sound kind of cheap and plasticky like a little kid's toy. I have found a few slightly better patches online. Love the controls but the tones aren't that great.

This body pack has a limiter, mono/stereo selector, volume control, and sounds great. Definitely like it. The cable costs something like $100 and after hundreds of uses, mine eventually wore out. At this rate I could just buy a mixer to plug my stereo mix into and have that much more power over it.

Mine is literally being held together with scotch tape, but still plays great. I've done professional, paying gigs on it. Doesn't have a high F-sharp key, which is a bummer.

Beautiful tone, overtones just pop. Pretty heavy to play for extended periods of time. Some of the tone knobs don't seem to do much.